Name: From Nowhere To Here And Back Again
Duration: 3 min 30 s
Channel: T. Faulkner / Garden of Surreal Dreams
Description: Sonic tapestry of cymbals, primal howls, saxophone, violin, bamboo flute, harmonica, otherworldly voices. All sounds recorded in a meadow and processed in the studio. No synths or samplers used in the origination, destruction & eventual re-creation.

Sonic tapestry of cymbals, primal howls, saxophone, violin, bamboo flute, harmonica, otherworldly voices. All sounds recorded in a meadow and processed in the studio. No synths or samplers used in the origination, destruction & eventual re-creation.

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Garden of Surreal Dreams

Eclectic experimental music project; using a cornucopia of instruments; encompassing a multitude of genres; Ambiavantelectroexperifolkgothjazzprogpsychewave

Eclectic experimental music project; using a cornucopia of instruments; encompassing a multitude of genres; referred to by my tongue twister Ambiavantelectroexperifolkgothjazzprogpsychewave. All tracks on Soundclick are the original first idea mixes from long ago and will hopefully be fully remixed at some point in the future for release on Bandcamp. All music/lyrics/images are original creations and therefore copyright of the artist.

Song Info

Genre

Electronic • Experimental Sounds

Charts

#2,087 in subgenre Peak #1

Charts

Peak #33

Author

T. Faulkner / Garden of Surreal Dreams

Rights

T. Faulkner / Garden of Surreal Dreams_Oct 2007

Uploaded

October 30, 2007

Track Files

MP3

MP3 3.2 MB • 128 kbps • 3:30

Story behind the song

By improvising, with no deliberate thought given to structure at the time of playing, it is entirely possible that the mind is open to being influenced by any mischievous passing spirits that might be around and who want to express themselves in some way. Music from another dimension perhaps. Who knows what other realities are beyond our understanding?

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E Strad

Apr 18, 2009

You know? Too bad there's only 5 stars availible!!!!!!

summ

Dec 23, 2008

Yes, Twixt i believe you are onto it....as this is suspiciously alien...we must infiltrate to discover where they have taken our lost friend Johannes.

Rick Gross

Jun 06, 2008

Cool Sounds! Reminds me a little of 2112 / Priests of Syrinx by Rush!!

Swampman And The Machine

May 22, 2008

Sounding like a jet overhead cool ;)

Stephanie M

Apr 19, 2008

Unnerving and extraordinary and would be perfect as a soundtrack - I can instantly visualise a Tartan Extreme Japanese horror movie.  It would be match made in heaven !